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Central Park in the Spring~

May 3, 2011March 15, 2015Posted in New YorkTagged central park, central park west, centralpark, cpw, springLeave a comment

A blossoming walk, hills of green grass, a visit from the Scarlet Tanager for luck, and that warm spring sunlight returns to our city park…

For Claire~

Central Park in the Winter / Central Park in the Fall

January 24, 2011August 14, 2012Posted in UncategorizedTagged black and white, central park, central park west, cpw, film, kodak, Leica, upper west side, winterLeave a comment

Central Park West

Leica / Kodak GC

January 13, 2011August 20, 2012Posted in New York, UncategorizedTagged black and white, central park, central park west, new york, New York City, snow, winterLeave a comment

Here comes the night

(Source: http://fromme-toyou.tumblr.com/post/2730434286/a-winters-park-in-new-york-city)

November 30, 2010August 14, 2012Posted in UncategorizedTagged autumn, central park, central park west, cpw, fallLeave a comment

Kissing goodbye the fall on Central Park West

(Source: http://fromme-toyou.tumblr.com/post/2051193302/fall-on-central-park-west)

Fall on Central Park West~

November 30, 2010November 27, 2013Posted in UncategorizedTagged autumn, central park, central park west, centralparkfall, cpw, fallLeave a comment

As November slips away the last leaves fall on Central Park West making way for the winter air and snow filled trees…

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Ten Polaroids~ Upper West Side

January 26, 2010August 20, 2012Posted in New York, UncategorizedTagged 10 polaroids, 72nd st, brownstone, central park, central park west, natural history museum, new york, New York City, Polaroid, Polaroid Land Camera, ten polaroids, the dakota, upper west side, zabarsLeave a comment

Manhattan’s Upper West Side is synonymous with timelessness. Photographing something timeless allows the photographer to choose how to capture these moments and share them, either referencing a time passed or the present. While nothing can last forever, the look of it may be able to transcend time and place, and come to rest in a space more suited for our memories than reality. I headed out one winter’s weekend in New York for a walk around my neighborhood to capture the places and sights that stand to represent an area of New York, and for me, a certain time in my life. I shot these nine images with my Polaroid 440 Land Camera and black and white instant film.

This series was also featured on My Upper West